Cup with the coat of arms of cardinal Giovanni Francesco Stoppani c. 1752 - 1753

This small, delicate porcelain cup, likely intended for tea or coffee, was produced by the Ginori factory in Italy, sometime between 1752 and 1753. The cup is adorned with the coat of arms of Cardinal Giovanni Francesco Stoppani, a prominent figure of the Italian Renaissance. The coat of arms features an eagle, a lion, and a cross, all rendered in fine detail on a white background, further enhanced by gold edging. This cup showcases the skilled craftsmanship of the Ginori factory, known for producing high-quality porcelain with intricate decorative motifs.